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🇬🇧 «You have to inject every day with some fantasy to not die of reality».

🇪🇸 «Hay que inyectarse cada día de fantasía para no morir de realidad».

(Ray Bradbury)

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2020-10-16

Aaand we're halfway through the month already! Today's prompt, day 15 - kidney. Did you know that bovine kidneys are externally lobulated? I've always found them quite fascinating!

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2020-10-16

R. cancellatum is easily the coolest Hallucigeniid, no contest. The spines are all that is known from it, but it lived far and wide around the same time interval as the Chengjiang biota.

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2020-10-15

15 Particle // Carbon Atom
Went subatomic for this prompt! As a biologist and fellow carbon-based lifeform, I thought it was appropriate for today!
https://t.co/4uwgxY5KQU

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2020-10-15

Day15

Toll-Like receptors, the brave sentinels of our immune system! They act in the first line of defence against bacteria and viruses, triggering an inflammatory fight against intruders



inspired by PDB 3fxi

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2020-10-15

Do any of you out there draw science art/cartoons/create other types of Share your work & we'll help spread the word!

Credit:

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2020-10-15

is also a good tool for humanizing science and, through humor, building community, as with these science valentines that drew for last year https://t.co/IU4XaXQTKh

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2020-10-15

can be used to add humor to like this "identification" guide made to "Common Sneks of Maryland"

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2020-10-15

You can use in a more meditative way, too, as did with this prompt "adaptation":

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2020-10-15

Now I'll () will share with you some of the ways I personally use for example to explain things I feel everyone needs to know:

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2020-10-15

In fact, check out sites like https://t.co/QYG7AdEEF8 or accounts like , among others, to see some incredible by artists and scientists.

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2020-10-15

B/c of 's own interests, we'll talk most about 2-D art like drawing, cartoons, and infographics, but there's a VAST AMAZING field of other too.

Credit:

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2020-10-15

Alright everyone, is back and we're going to talk Actually, is gonna do most the heavy lifting!

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2020-10-15

Day 14:

This one was bound to happen: a enclosed by its "armour" that includes the Spike protein. A stylised version of this world-wide "celebrity", inspired by amazing works.

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2020-10-14

Hi

I’m Laci, a self-taught painter finishing my PhD in planetary sciences. I communicate science through art inspired by the cosmos. I hope to find a career that combines art + science.


📸https://t.co/pLleNYcB6o
🌐https://t.co/8agXWVhPNN

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2020-10-13

I just hit THREE THOUSAND followers! And this celebration coincides with Hello there, my name's Natalia and I'm a pterosaur researcher full time and artist part time. I draw prehistoric life, sciart, landscapes & characters.

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2020-10-14

Day 13, Dune It’s 2020 and the prompt word was Dune, so just some massive phage-worm thing. Also, in arid soils there is a much higher ratio of phages to bacterial genomes, is it due to a better survival of phages or just their genomes in these environments?

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2020-10-14